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Was Aly just Zach's 'diversity quota'? 'The Bachelor' fans slam elimination during Black History Month

'The Bachelor' Season 27 star Zach Shallcross chose to give his last rose to Katherine Izzo over Aly Jacobs

TALLINN, ESTONIA: 'The Bachelor' Season 27 is getting more interesting by the episode. As the reality show progresses, we are slowly seeing the number of ladies being slashed down. In the recently released episode, Aly Jacobs was eliminated during the rose ceremony.

Aly put on a brave face and remained smiling as she left the room. After Zach Shallcross presented his final rose to Katherine Izzo and not Aly, fans of 'The Bachelor' claimed that this happened because Aly was "unproblematic" and the show was looking for drama for the storyline. Some even criticized that the show kept Aly only because of the "diversity quota." Aly being preferred to Kat did not go down well with the fans and of them accused the producers of excluding the Black beauty during Black History Month. Read on to find out more.

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Did Zach keep Aly around only for diversity quota?

Seeing that Aly was the one of two Black women next to Charity, one fan claimed, "He never liked Aly. He was only keeping her around for the 'diversity quota'." Another slammed the show, "kat over aly? on the last ep during Black History Month???" In no time after elimination, fans started tweeting, "JUSTICE FOR ALY." A viewer claimed, "Aly was an unproblematic queen." Well, that could also be one of the reasons why she was rolled out of the show.

'Aly will be good on Paradise'

Will Aly be featured in 'Bachelor in Paradise' next season? Well, that's what 'The Bachelor' fans are speculating about after Aly's elimination. Many claimed that she deserved much better than what happened to her in 'The Bachelor.' A fan tweeted, "Aly will be good on Paradise." Another wondered, "I really loved Aly! Hope she’s on BIP!" "Aly deserved better she is such a catch I can’t wait to see you in Paradise girl," tweeted another 'The Bachelor' fan. Another speculated the future, "Aly will def be getting engaged on BIP." 

Let us further wait to see who else will be eliminated ahead. 'The Bachelor' Season 27 airs on Mondays at 8.pm ET on ABC.

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